The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-01-06
LOCAL TT EMS
The lien law was not repealed.


Miss Mamie Cox spent the holidays
n Spartanburg.
We have the usual Paragraphs of holi
lay mishaps.
Read the new laws published on the
drst and fourth pages.
Let everyone strike from the shoulder
For success in the new year.
Miss Lucie Ellis has RETURNED to Will
liamston Female College.
Miss Laura Ellis began nine months
"ohool at Oolenoy last Monday.
Be careful or you will write 1886,
when you wish to write 1887.
It is said that the Communication Road
lax Law has been repealed.
NE. Sheriff Brown has been appointed
Jary Commissioners for this County.
Mr.. T. H. Boggs has moved to Cen
Elal where he is ruhtiing q saw mill.
Health knows nothing of human dis
notion, and abides with him who treats
+, best.
Mr.. N. B. Cary of the Walhalla Bar
uas in town last Monday on professional
Lusiness.
Read the SETINEn and find out what
ne Legislature has done and what it
as not done.
What wound did ever heal but by
-. grees9" The thousand cases daily
red by Salvation Oil.
Mr.. @. P. Barrett of Spartanburg
n ade business and pleasure trip to
tiekens during the holidays.
We can recomend our readers to use
Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup in oil cases of
,nghs, colds. etc.
The heaviest frost that was ever seen
- this section whitened all nature on the
gtorning of the 27th ult.
The attention Of parties desiring to
norrow money is called to the advertise
nlent of John B Palmer & Son.
Miss Sunie Amber after short and
..leasant visit to Piekens has returned to
he Greenville Female College.
Mr.. Elisha Hill was married to
aughter of Mr.. l.. A. Brown last week.
lhe officer did hot send In the data.
Married DecenabeH 9th 1886, by Rev.
hapman, Mr.. Joe t. Elgin of Seneca,
t, Miss Nancy Missouri higgins all of
tokens.
The Texas Tribune says:-"The late
atmospheric freshness has brought on
..,any cases of cough, and cold, and DIR.
BULLS Cough Syrup Is in great demand"
A farmer, planter or lumberman is al
owed to furnish his hands tobacco in an
mount not exceeding one hundred dol
Jnra, without being liable to the Payment
'>f the special tax.
There was large crowd at Shady
Grove last Thursday, most sumptuous
dinner was served, and several good SGb-
hath School addresses were made. Ev-
cry body seemed to have a good time.
Mr.. James Anthony had bis left arm
dialocated at the shoulder joint on the
25th ult. He and his wife were starting
on viait in top buggy when it was ac-
cidentally upset. Mrs. Anthony was
net hurt.
Mr.. s. s. Cartee was recently before
Commissioner Thornley, on charge of
retailing manufactured tobacco. he
gave bond for his appearance at court.
He had sold some homemade twisted to-
bacco to one or two of his neighbors.
Messrs Nc Ferran, Shallcfoas & Co.
of Louisville Ky. sent us beautiful
Xmas card, with the words Magnolia
Hams inscribed on the north west cor
ner. How much more would we have
appreciated one of the many delicious
hams sent out by this world renowned
firm.
Most of those who are tending lands
of Col. G. l.. Hollingsworth have a,ran-
Hed to see who will have the premium
Aore in wheat for tho year 1897, No
commercial fertilizer WAS to be used.
Whoever makes the most on one acre is
10 have all no makes. We expect to
hear nent June Of somo good yields as
the result Of this arrangement.
The tournament at Liberty on the
25th was quite a success, The first prize
was won by Mr.. John Nichols, the sec
ond was won by Mr.. d. J. Tucker, of
Anderson, the third by Mr.. W. D.
Glenn, of Liberty, and fourth by Mr.. @.
w. Smith, of Shutdown. Mr.. Nichols
crowned Miss Dora Folger queen Of love
and beauty, and Misses Emma Allgood,
Carrie Grice and Essie Russell received
the distinction of maids of honor. The